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beamforming
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beamforming
Directing the signals on transmitter/receivers with multiple antennas such as 802.11n access points. The beamforming, which improves transmission speed, is accomplished by detecting the signals and sending feedback to the transmitter, which can adjust the phase and amplitude of the signals at its antennas. Beamforming can also work with transmitters that cannot cooperate in the process by detecting incoming signals and adjusting the receiving side. See MIMO, antenna diversity, WirelessHD and WiGig.

Beamforming Bounces Signals
With highly directional transmission, such as WiGig, beamforming can bounce the signals off walls and other objects in order to reach their destination. (Image courtesy of Wireless Gigabit Alliance, www.wirelessgigabitalliance.org)


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com (Faiz Askari) You've probably heard mentions of a nascent RF capability called transmit beamforming.
11a/n/g/n chipsets offer 4x4 MIMO and transmit beamforming.
Transmit Beamforming and Maximal Ratio Combining (MRC): Atheros began shipping its first-generation MIMO solutions in 2004, which feature transmit beamforming, smart antenna and maximal ratio combining (MRC), and has achieved significant MIMO market share with end-products based on Atheros' solutions.
 
 
 
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